Introduced by General Cigar in its current form in the
United States in 1971, this is an exceptionally consistent cigar, made with
Connecticut Shade wrappers that have been aged for at least three years.
The cigar has a silky feel to the hand and has a taste which is only found in a
Macanudo. Although originally developed and made for many years in
Jamaica, all Macanudo production finally shifted to the Dominican Republic in
October 200.
